All Articles ByMichal Arieli

How a secular writer discovered spiritual meaning and built a bridge between worlds through storytelling

Pnina Leshem is convinced that each of us can help at-risk girls, those experiencing crises, or those facing questions of faith. She introduces a groundbreaking seminar not only for professionals but for every mother in Israel.

Discover the synagogue with two Holy Arks, the one with a unique dome, and the one established in response to an attack in Itamar. Architect Michael Jacobson has taken on the task of surveying thousands of synagogues in Israel.

Adam Katz was a musician living in Vienna, working in hospitality and entirely disconnected from Hashem. Then, a significant and surprising spiritual awakening brought him closer to Judaism in a miraculous way. What role did Rabbi Zamir Cohen play in this story?

Why did Itay Zanzuri leave his teaching job to start making loaves of bread? Why does each loaf take 24 hours to make, and why does he dream of giving the bread to customers for free? Working with faith

When Avior and Melissa Makhlouf learned they were expecting triplets, they were in complete shock. Now, as they prepare for their triplets' release from the neonatal unit, they share their challenging pregnancy journey, the support they've received throughout, and above all - their profound faith in Hashem.

When Ma'oz Ben-Avi Ashkenazi's eldest son came home from kindergarten with red marks, she assumed other children had bitten him. After he collapsed from eating nuts, she realized it was an allergy. A year later, her second son was also diagnosed with a severe allergy. How do you navigate life knowing both of your children are at risk?

At just four months old, Tamar Yehudit caught a flesh-eating bacteria. In a gripping conversation, her mother, Shira Hasson, talks about the anxiety, bleak forecasts, the name change, and the incredible, inexplicable miracle. "We were blessed with a new baby," she says emotionally.

Moshe Kedem decided to import and grow saffron in Israel, believing it to be the most valuable ingredient of the incense. "They told me it wouldn't work, but if King Solomon could smell saffron in Jerusalem, it must be possible," he claims.

Rabbis from the Hidabroot organization fondly recall the unique character of Rabbi Shimon Badani zt"l, his guidance to the organization, his halachic rulings, and the situation where he expressed his displeasure.

Forty years ago, killers Karim and Maher Younis were sentenced to prison for the horrific murder of soldier Avi Bromberg, may his memory be blessed. Recently, they were released from prison and welcomed with grand celebrations in the village of 'Ara. "Such a situation is unacceptable," states Bromberg's nephew, "We must expel released terrorists from the country, and we will fight to achieve this."

Thousands gathered at Times Square on New Year’s Eve were amazed to notice a painting of the Jewish Menorah on a giant billboard. Who is the artist behind this painting, how did it come to be displayed in such a central location, and how did observing Shabbat almost halt everything? Karin Hoetzel shares in an emotional interview.

A 17-year-old girl, the Holocaust, and the quiet courage that saved Jewish lives

Hanan Tsaig, a newly married father, faced one of the greatest challenges of his life when his business collapsed, leaving him without even a washing machine. After years of rebuilding himself as an economic consultant, he now sees it as his mission to help others live happily, free from financial stress.

Bees can dance, "talk" with flowers, communicate with each other, and now it turns out they may even influence the weather. Professor Yoav Yair, Dean of the School of Sustainability at Reichman University and an expert in atmospheric and space research, shares this intriguing information.

Sorin Hershko, a soldier injured in the Entebbe Operation, became paralyzed but continues living life to the fullest, taking on unique initiatives. In an inspiring conversation, he shares, "I realized this is the situation, and with it, I must triumph."

Yair Enavi, one of the most famous press illustrators of the 1970s, unexpectedly left everything behind to pursue a life dedicated to Torah and mitzvot. Today, after 42 years of learning in a kollel, he reveals the journey he underwent and why he continued to publish his artworks anonymously.

Shoshi Levin was born with a cleft lip, but her parents knew from the start she was the most beautiful child. In an emotional conversation, Shoshi speaks about her life's journey, the surgeries, treatments, and the passing of her mother. "My mother's words still resonate with me today and give me tremendous strength."

Binyamin Blum was injured in the First Lebanon War while rescuing wounded soldiers from a minefield. Despite his severe injury, he insisted on returning to fight. Then, with his leg in a cast and in pain, the commander informed him: 'We're entering Beirut, and you're coming with us.'

Hidabroot presents a special series for Chanukah: "On Miracles and Wars" – tales of heroism, faith, and miracles from Israel's wars. This time: Emmanuel Amibar and the miracles he experienced during the Six-Day War.